Most welcome. I bet that leather is soft as butter.
I do often buy on a sort of instinct. Oops!
I suspect it's West German. Typical glaze and base.
I think it's a bit later. Those were still a Thing here in the 40s, but I'd favour 30s. Hard sell in the UK, which is sad. If you can attribute it...
I approve of anyone who gives cats priority over spoons.
Late nineteenth, into early 20th. Kid or lambskin. Might be French. Very nice indeed.
Who, me? Little old me? Innocent me? Are there really about 150 bags under my spare beds.....? Actually, more. Oops. Beaded one shouts and...
They're very wearable. I'd not pay more than a few quid though.
I'll keep an eye out! She's properly known as the Virgin of Montserrat rather than the Madonna. And in real life, is astonishing. It's a very...
The big chunky ones sort of make the wrist look slim, hm?
I wore them like mad in the 60s and 70s, still have some of mine and Ma's from the time. I think they're elegant.
Some kind of banded agate, I'd say.
I've seen her, close up in real life, and touched her. Montserrat is the most extraordinary, wonderful place. The serrated mountain, and...
This is the one that's been confirmed. I've had it for years, can't even recall where it came from! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I think that's optimistic! Here, it would be perhaps the 30 to 50 pounds mark?
It's 1980s plastic. The little silver coloured bead goes through a loop of "string". I don't think you'll make anything on it.
Good thought Fid.
I've an armful of those malachite bangles, they're Indian. Love them.
I shall get a better pic later on. And more when I've Hoard Trawled.
Those look like the stuff made by Cabochon in the 80s and 90s. It's nice stuff.
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